Crew Dragon’s flight back to Earth with Liam and Col. Doug Hurley remains on track; targeting splashdown off the coast of Pensacola, Florida in the Gulf of Mexico at 2:48 p.m. EDT today spacex.com/launches

Today marks the beginning of a new era, even though this is a small step. We are a giant leap closer to mars than we were yesterday, the future of interplanetary travel is upon us. MARS HERE WE COME!🔥🚀

Starship takes flight

Raptor engine just reached 330 bar chamber pressure without exploding!

Interstellar Sequel Reportedly In Early Development wegotthiscovered.com/movies/interst… #interstellar

‘For All Mankind’ Production had been shut down since March, but now it's back on. Now I'm wondering what scripted shows will write masks and quarantines into the script. deadline.com/2020/08/for-al…

Awesome!

Eric Berger Nah, 100 percent it'll launch. (He says at T+60 seconds). ;)

A reminder that NASA was not “closed up” when President Trump took office, and that the commercial crew program that enabled this launch started in the Obama administration, building upon the commercial cargo program from the G.W. Bush administration.

Sad...

WOW! Just caught this incredible, brief moment at Port Canaveral: A double rainbow formed over Falcon 9 B1061.1! 🌈🚀 📷: Me for Supercluster

Triple rainbow all the way!

Was pulling SN8 footage off the cameras and stumbled across this... What could it mean?

YOUR PACKAGE WAS SUCCESSFULLY DELIVERED AT 12:55 PM. PACKAGE WAS LEFT IN A SECURE LOCATION IN JEZERO CRATER.

To all my rural friends that will receive this message 5 to 10 seconds after everyone else... Get SpaceX #Starlink so we can have real-time conversations!

Not an easy call, to be honest. Would probably go with Green Run, but it's close.

Maxar’s WorldView-3 satellite collected high-resolution imagery of the Suez Canal this morning, with the latest efforts in progress to free the grounded EVER GIVEN container ship. Satellite image ©2021 Maxar Technologies:

Additionally, Maxar’s WorldView-2 satellite collected a large area (nearly 2,500 square kilometers in one image) along the canal and the Gulf of Suez this morning. More than 120 ships are anchored south of the entrance to the canal. Satellite image ©2021 Maxar Technologies:

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Magnificent Machine with a 1000 ft plume